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There’s not long to go until The Spectator’s post-Budget briefing
Wednesday 28 October | 7-8.30pm | Emmanuel Centre, London
The Spectator’s editor Michael Gove, political editor Tim Shipman, economics editor Michael Simmons, Gillian Tett, columnist at the Financial Times, and Harry Bell, director of financial planning at Raymond James, will give their unrivalled insights into the autumn Budget, just hours after it is announced.
Andy Burnham’s first few months in Downing Street have already produced a striking political turnaround. But on 28 October, Chancellor John Healey must confront difficult choices on tax, borrowing and public spending. Can he deliver on Burnham’s promise of ‘good growth in every postcode’, or are a stagnant economy and crippling debt here to stay? Will he truly follow through on Burnham’s plans to shift financial and political power away from Westminster and towards the North? Or is this rhetoric over reality?
Enter the ballot before Tuesday 20 October to be in with a chance of attending. It is free to enter the ballot and attend the event, courtesy of Raymond James.
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